“Learning the ropes” – Freshman Lindsey LaPrath strives to be a leader at UI
Lindsey LaPrath of Middleton, Idaho, said she knew she was meant to be a Vandal long before she started her first year at the University of Idaho. “I am actually […]
Conversing constituents – Campus Conversations discuss the importance of political involvement
At the Campus Conversation Thursday, University of Idaho political science professor Juliet Carlisle said the Electoral College is like a platypus. “It”s sort of an anomaly,” she said. “Every time […]
Spicy chicken cheese dip
Lyndsie Kiebert | Crumbs Super simple and bold with flavor, this chip dip recipe is perfect for get-togethers, to serve as an appetizer or to binge on while catching up on […]
W. Basketball: Vandals Squash Hornets
Senior Ali Forde exploded for a career-high 23 points to lead the Idaho women’s basketball team to a 107-60 victory over Sacramento State Saturday. The commanding win over the Hornets […]
The different daddies
Established in Eugene, Oregon, and dating back to 1988, The Cherry Poppin” Daddies are an untraditional band that records music in various genres. The group is set to perform at […]
W. Basketball: Senior Spectacles
There is little doubt the seniors of the Idaho women’s basketball team will look back on Saturday’s game with positive memories. It was only minutes into the first quarter when […]
Linking music, human rights – Jazz Fest workshop will explore legal foundations as they relate to music worldwide
International human rights often call to mind marginalized groups, radicalized movements or extreme violence. Jeffrey Dodge, associate dean of the College of Law, said he is hoping to break human […]
New leadership, same odd jobs – The Night Crew provides volunteers with a quality student experience
There is no ordinary day for senior Jake Snarr during the University of Idaho”s Lionel Hampton Jazz Festival. “They”re all completely different,” Snarr said. “Especially the days when I might […]
Fungi meet the festival – Molecular biologists to host “What Might Be Living In My Instrument?” workshop
When second year graduate student Theo White was an underclassman in the University of Idaho Marching Band, he said his trombone slide kept binding up. “So I took it apart, […]
Sports Briefs 2/23/16
Idaho women’s cross country team sees success in the classroom The U.S. Track & Field and Cross Country Coaches Association recognized Idaho senior Kinsey Gomez and the Idaho women’s cross country […]